Barbara E. Geyer & Martin Walch (FL)
Biwak, 2005, time 1:50 sec
Concept
All types of artists from the participating small states are invited to visit Biwak (FL-9498 Planken, Dorfstrasse 131 /tel. **423-2630303 /mail: geyer_walch@hotmail.com)
We share our home and living space with the guests in order to get to know each other, exchange ideas, communicate etc. and of course to cook and eat together. Biwak is a temporary place and time at a place with people who, because and in spite of their diversity, arrive together in changing lodging, between setting off and breaking off. The encounters will each be documented in word, picture and/or sound and finally bound in a biwak visitors’ book. please book in advance!
Barbara E. Geyer & Martin Walch
Biwak, 2005, time 1:50 sec
Concept
All types of artists from the participating small states are invited to visit Biwak (FL-9498 Planken, Dorfstrasse 131 /tel. **423-2630303 /mail: geyer_walch@hotmail.com)
We share our home and living space with the guests in order to get to know each other, exchange ideas, communicate etc. and of course to cook and eat together. Biwak is a temporary place and time at a place with people who, because and in spite of their diversity, arrive together in changing lodging, between setting off and breaking off. The encounters will each be documented in word, picture and/or sound and finally bound in a biwak visitors’ book. please book in advance!
Barbara E. Geyer & Martin Walch